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Meet the Halliday G2: new AI smart glasses designed for workplace productivity with a waveguide display. Get the full specs, price, and pre-order details.
Meta on Tuesday announced a new line of AI glasses designed in-house, signaling a deeper push into the wearable technology that’s become a new front in the artificial intelligence race.
The good news is that Samsung finally let media touch its AI smart glasses—sorry, intelligent eyewear—designed in partnership with Warby Parker, Gentle Monster, and Google at its Galaxy Unpacked event in London,
The XMC-1200 won't be in production for another year, so we might see smart glasses with it in 2028.
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AI smart glasses at CES 2026 | Hands-on with MemoMind’s ChatGPT-powered wearable
At CES 2026, MemoMind unveiled AI smart glasses that combine a discreet display with built-in AI features in a design that looks like ordinary eyewear. This hands-on overview explores live translation,
New York banned smart glasses in all state courts over recording concerns. Singapore already sells them — and regulators are racing to catch up.
Last year, Halliday launched one of the worst-reviewed pairs of smart glasses. Now it's back with a second-generation model to right its predecessor's sins.
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Meta glasses are getting a nasty reputation
Smart glasses keep getting smarter, but their reputation appears to be getting worse. At Engadget, Karissa Bell writes that online criticism of the devices critics have dubbed "pervert glasses" seems to have intensified,